2026-01-06 15:22:14

The crypto market has shown a continuous influx of institutional funds over the past two days. The US Bitcoin spot ETF saw a single-day net inflow of $694.67 million yesterday, and Ethereum spot ETF is not to be outdone, attracting $165.45 million. Even the Solana spot ETF achieved a net inflow of $16.24 million. Behind these figures reflects that institutional investors' interest is reigniting.

It is worth noting that subtle changes are also occurring in the staking data of the Ethereum ecosystem. The staking withdrawal queue has been completely cleared, and the number of ETH queued for staking has exceeded 1.186 million. What does this mean? Holders' expectations for Ethereum's future are improving, and their willingness to stake is increasing.

More interestingly, the Bitcoin premium index on a certain compliant platform has finally turned positive after 22 consecutive days of negative values, currently at 0.01%. Although it appears as a slight positive, this turning point may indicate that funds in the US market are quietly re-entering.

Wall Street is also active. Investment banking giants like Morgan Stanley have submitted documents to the SEC to apply for Bitcoin and Solana ETFs. This is not just a formal application but a sign that financial institutions are accelerating their systematic layout in the digital asset space. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a new all-time high during trading, breaking through 49,000 points for the first time, with Goldman Sachs up 4.9% and JPMorgan up 3.18%. The prosperity of traditional finance and the warming of the crypto market seem to resonate simultaneously.

The ecosystem is also innovating. The prediction market platform Polymarket recently quietly introduced a taker fee in the 15-minute cryptocurrency market to fund liquidity programs—marking a change from its long-standing zero-fee trading model. Additionally, Jupiter announced the launch of JupUSD, a reserve-backed stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, developed by Ethena Labs, adopting a security-first design philosophy and using high reserves to enhance stability.

All these changes together sketch a clear picture of the current crypto market: institutional funds are entering, Wall Street is strategizing, the ecosystem is innovating, and market confidence is recovering.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-09 15:18

Wall Street is finally willing to step in, and this time it's serious—Morgan Stanley has also taken action. Institutional investors are re-entering the market, and this wave feels different. The pledge queue has been cleared, with 1.186 million ETH lining up to enter, holders really believe in this. Will the premium index turn positive after 22 days? That's too detailed; the US side is definitely secretly planning again. Polymarket has started charging, indicating that the market is indeed heating up, and the ecosystem needs to sustain itself. Could this be a true bottoming rebound? I can't say for sure, but the atmosphere has definitely picked up. The Dow Jones is at 49,000 points—traditional finance and cryptocurrencies are resonating together, interesting. JupUSD has arrived, another stablecoin added, but is the reserve sufficient? That's the key. A bunch of positive news stacked together, it all feels a bit too perfect, haha. It seems that big money is really eyeing us again.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-09 02:41

This wave on Wall Street is really here, not just on paper. Morgan Stanley is even considering an ETF for Solana, need I say more? When funds enter the market, they enter. With a net inflow of 690 million USD into BTC, the Libra supporters can no longer sit still. The ETH staking queue has been cleared. Ordinary people might not notice the details, but I believe the underlying logic is—holders are starting to believe.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-08 20:34

Wow, are institutions really quietly bottom-fishing? The net inflow of $690 million... Is Wall Street finally getting serious? --- 22 days of negative turning positive? Although just 0.01%, it feels like some kind of signal. Uncle Sam is preparing to tighten the net. --- The staking queue has been cleared, with 1.18 million ETH waiting to enter. How optimistic does that make you... By the way, holders are really betting on Ethereum's future. --- Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are racing to expand their territory. Traditional finance and the crypto world are really merging—quite exciting. --- But suddenly Polymarket charges fees? It feels like the entire ecosystem's era is indeed changing. The zero-fee gameplay is coming to an end. --- The Dow Jones has broken 49,000, Goldman Sachs up 4.9%. The pace is like this... Should we reflect on why we're still anxious at the bottom? --- JupUSD, new stablecoins, ecosystem innovation—are all these just creating bubbles? The scale of the movement feels so big... --- Institutions, Wall Street, innovation—are these three really about to rise together, or is this just another prelude to cutting the leeks?

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BlockTalk

· 01-06 15:50

Wow, institutions are really bottoming out now. The pace is unstoppable.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 01-06 15:49

Institutions are really starting to go all-in on bottom-fishing, this pace feels off... Good thing? --- 22 days to become a full member? This turning point must be seized, it feels like it's about to take off --- Morgan Stanley's move, Wall Street has finally lowered its guard --- ETH staking queue cleared, these people really believe in it --- JupUSD is out, another round of competition for stablecoins --- With such a slight positive premium index, how can it still be so lively? --- Sol ETF is also attracting funds, it seems it's not just Bitcoin's game anymore --- This wave of institutional entry feels real, data doesn't lie --- 119 million ETH queued up to enter, bottom signals are at full strength --- Dow Jones at 49,000 points, traditional finance is probably giving crypto a boost --- Polymarket has started charging, indicating they have money, someone wants to turn things around

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-06 15:37

Bro, this wave really feels different. Wall Street folks are starting to get serious. --- ETH staking queue cleared? That means everyone is still optimistic, not as pessimistic as the past two months. --- The detail of turning positive after 22 days of negative is interesting. It seems like the US is quietly bottoming out. --- Morgan Stanley applying for a Solana ETF? If it really gets approved, it will be explosive. --- JupUSD is here, another reserve currency... Let’s see how long it can last. --- I believe in institutional entry, but does a 0.01% premium really mean anything? It seems a bit forced. --- All the ecosystem innovations are stablecoins and transaction fees, which is a bit boring. --- The bottom should be in place already; now it’s just a matter of how high it can go.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-06 15:33

Wall Street finally can't sit still anymore, Morgan Stanley has also stepped in, truly impressive

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